Not all extensions are fingerprintable, and more extensions doesn't mean more fingerprintable. Plus you can also be fingerprinted based on your extensions, the more you get, the more fingerprinting. Sorry, I am not aware of what is happening in Brave Nightly. Plus Nightly added NoScript like feature to allow scripts temporary as well.

I have no idea - is it better than Firefox with extensions? It has still not reached parity with uBlock Origin, has it?Īnd the many ways you can manage cookies in Brave? In the case of Brave, what about native adblocker?

I guess of all the things to get violently angry about, this is not the most destructive.Īnd Firefox doesn't have group tabs and never implemented profiles properly like Chromium did, so you can't take advantage of extensions and native features Chromium has? …I guess every human subculture derives its own over-invested radicals eventually. I would not doubt this at face value, but without source code/evidence, and without context relative to other options, what you call 'fact' is still just a bad joke. Somebody struck a nerve, eh? I love it This just passed from sad to interesting.įirefox by default calls home a lot, that's fact.

…Hell, your user tag is crude hand gestures directed at their subject, as well as verbal insult- I suppose just one wasn't enough to show how much you definitely don't care. Not only do you clearly care about 'that joke sub' by the effort you invest into conspicuously and repetitively dismissing it, your instinct upon hearing somebody provide sources to contradict your claims is to apparently stalk their web history in order to gauge their association to it. It is sad to see somebody apparently base much of their identity around angrily supporting events that will reinforce the monoculture and monopoly of a web engine controlled by a company which derives the overwhelming majority of its revenue from predatory web advertising.

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